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An EOB is an Explanation of Benefits/payments, normally sent by the payer in paper format. An ERA is an electronic version of the traditional EOB. Instead of receiving a printed, paper explanation of payments and adjustments, an ERA arrives electronically and payment is sent separately or deposited directly into your practice's bank account.
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